Republican lawmakers and Gov. Mark Dayton adjourned at around 9:30 p.m. Wednesday.
A budget deal wasn't reached by the July 1 deadline.
The St. Louis Park legislator called it an "improvement" over a previous funding request.
Sharp words exchanged 17 months before election—and on MSNBC.
Ignition interlock devices will become mandatory in a number of cases.
The city's core functions shouldn't be interrupted.
Other agenda items include a report from the Human Rights Commission and the Police Advisory Commission
A primary election for St. Louis Park City Council is coming up in August.
Most can hang on for a few months—then things get dicey.
The state is rushing to get an environmental assessment done before July 1.
Kaufman said he wants to bring a "downtown atmosphere" to St. Louis Park.
Election responsibilities could fall on Hennepin County.
John Basill will be coming over from a job in Eagan.
The district's own tax levy funds most programs.
Spano has been involved in politics before, but this is his first run for office.
Anne Mavity said not everyone in St. Louis Park opposes the reroute plan.
The longtime resident wants to focus on environmental sustainability, among other issues.
The St. Louis Park legislator was joined by legislative and LGBT leaders Monday night.
Hennepin County was denied individual assistance for victims of the May 22 storm.
The "St. Louis Park guy" is looking to give back.
The longtime civic servant is making a second push for a St. Louis Park council seat.
The St. Louis Park legislator says a petition for core services funding violates the state constitution.
Republicans plan to offer a proposed constitutional amendment next year.
Latz, Simon still hopeful compromise can be reached by June 30.
Three spots are up for election in St. Louis Park.
The two-term incumbent won't seek a third.
However, the resolution might not ultimately carry much weight.
The filing period for municipal offices ends at 5 p.m. today.
A look at which local facilities will be open and which will be closed on Memorial Day.
The money comes from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
A comprehensive look at the bills they introduced.
The city will likely pass a resolution on the matter next week.
The Minnesota legislature will convene a special session to address the budget.
Special sessions have taken place during busy times before.
The decision came on the heels of five hours of passionate debate.
Pending legislation would put a proposed constitutional ban on gay marriage up for a vote in 2012.
The legislation did not make it into the final liquor omnibus bill.
The Senate approved the measure, 36-28.
The night was highlighted by live music and hands-on demos from city staff.
New public art was unveiled Monday, and a new apartment is breaking ground soon.